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Thanks a bunch Kim! I was able to resolve it from here.

Does anyone know of a cuemaker/cue repairman in Vienna Austria, or anywhere in Austria? TIA

Hello everyone! Does anyone know of a cuemaker/cue repairman in Vienna Austria, or anywhere in Austria? TIA

Did someone actually say that the inlays are not real? Say it ain't so! On another note, you just can't fix stupid! What an idiot...bwaaaaahahahahhhahahahahahahaahahha!!!! P.S. Please don't confuse me with the offensive fool...

Is that a 5 or 6-pointer with down points? Wooooowwwwwww! Didn't know he made one? Is that the only one, or are there more?

And that my friends is "The rest of the story!"

http://billpentz.com//woodworking/cyclone/index.cfm Everything you & Harvard University wanted to know about dust collection.:eek:

More stuff that comes with the lathe!

Hello All, I am posting this for my friend Greg Pappas@301.529.7816. Used less than two hours! Price is $1200- OBO...shipping extra. Located in Maryland. Please call Greg if you have any questions. Please see my next post for the rest of the pictures. Enjoy!

What if I am still using auto clearcoat & foam pads? Does it vary according to the finish, the pads, the polish, or a combination of all three? Thanks in advance Royce!

Holy shiznizzle, did anyone see that glue line?

No need for Fleabay! SOLD!

I called Ed Morgano before I bought mine and asked him if was ever gonna make a 10 HP unit. He said no. If you ever outgrow the CVMax, just buy another one and place it caddy corner and run it down the other wall! It's still cheaper than buying bigger units and works great!

IMHO, getting the right dust collector is imperative. For those of you that don't know about Clearvue Cyclones I would suggest you check it out! The unit I purchased is the CVMax. I plumbed to all machines using ASTM 2729 S & D pipe. Was about $3000 with the hose, fittings, pipe, 6" to 2 x 4"...

I figure before I post this on fleabay, I'd give a cuemaker a shot at this awesome piece of machinery. The top picture shows it set up on my pantograph with a cue in it! I bought this from Joe Gold of Cognoscenti Cues about 18 years ago. Used it like 10 times. Never really got into the inlay...